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Thursday, July 29
•Leadership Training- 5 p.m.- Dublin High School
Friday, July 30
•Leadership Training- 5 p.m.- Dublin High School
Saturday, July 31
•Reading Express finale- 10:30 a.m.- Public Library
Monday, Aug. 2
•Vacation Bible School (Aug. 2-6)- 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m.- Highland Ave. Methodist
Tuesday, Aug. 3
•Leadership Training- 5 p.m.- Dublin High School
Thursday, Aug. 5
•Pre-K-2nd Grade registration- 8:30-11:30, 12:30-3- Dublin Elementary
•Chamber of Commerce board meeting- Noon- 111 S. Patrick
•Middle Trinity Groundwater meeting- 1 p.m.- Stephenville office
BELOW ARE STORIES
FEATURED IN THE July 29, 2010 ISSUE
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EDC to replace downtown sign
After a lengthy discussion, Dublin Economic Development Corp. directors in their regular monthly meeting approved proceeding with placing an electronic sign at the Corner Lot to replace a sign that has to be changed manually.
Cow Pasture Golf can be hazardous
Nobody is having more fun than the “course designers” who are putting the finishing touches on the layout for the Cow Pasture Golf Classic, set for Saturday, Aug. 14.
4-H position eliminated
Texas AgriLife Extension Service has announced that the Erath County 4-H agent position will be eliminated between now and Oct. 31.
Megan Logan, who has held that position for slightly more than two years serving Dublin and the rest of Erath County, will be eligible to apply for other extension service positions available in the state.
Many entities losing values
Certified tax rolls have been submitted to local entities and many say they have lost taxable values, mostly due to minerals, with the county topping the list having gone down in taxable values by $31 million.
Legends of Dublin
Dublin garners another PROUD homeowner
Long before the rooftops in Dublin were dotted with satellite dishes, they were dotted with television antennas, and the majority of these were installed by Harlan West who owned a television and radio repair shop on Clinton Street with his wife, Mary Louise Ross West.
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Turning Back The Pages
110 YEARS AGO
Aug. 2, 1900
R. Dickson of Navasota. an experienced machinist and steam laundry man, decided to put in a steam laundry plant in Dublin and was erecting a building for that purpose, located east of the Shoffner House.
People coming from other areas to Dublin for the annual reunion included Col. James Vincent, John Groesbeck, Joe Terrett, Bruce Cage, Jim Smart, Charlie Love, John Cameron, Harve Keith, W. H. Mann, Eli Oxford, A. L. Murphy, L. D. Moore, B. J. Sikes, Sebe Page, and Joe Williams of Stephenville. Others included T. B. Turner, A. W. Risien of Dallas, George Andrus of Stamford, W. E. Reese of Belton, Robert Fry of Meridian, and Capt. W. B. Whitacre of Lingleville.
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DUBLIN CITIZEN. TURNING BACK THE PAGES INCLUDES HISTORY FROM 100, 75, 50, 25 AND
10 YEARS AGO.
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